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Contents contributed and discussions participated by Lynne Williams

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Cell phones becoming teaching tool | ASSOCIATED PRESS - 0 views

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    This is a fascinating concept with some interesting possibilities- Most students have a cell phone, it's affordable technology- Being able to leverage that ubiquitous technology to teach is a clever idea; however, the teacher using it should be savvy to the various ways that a cell phone can be misused in a classroom before they try it-
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What do you think about "The New Student Excuse?" - 3 views

started by Carol Furchner on 04 Nov 09 no follow-up yet
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    No matter what you specify and no matter how clearly you specify it, there's going to be a small but confused group that'll manage to pull out the most obscure file format known to humankind...
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Thinking Outside the Classroom - 0 views

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    Lynne Williams's List: Thinking Outside the Classroom - A group of tools for taking your own settings with you anywhere!
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U3 USB- Software Central - 0 views

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    Take your desktop with you on a U3 enabled USB drive!
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RoboForm Features: Fill In Forms, Automatic Forms Completion, Save Forms, Search Toolbar - 0 views

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    Never use a sticky note for your passwords again...
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Xmarks Features: Overview - 0 views

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    Take your bookmarks with you everywhere!
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G.ho.st® (ghost) - Cloud computing - online storage, Virtual Computer (VC), W... - 1 views

shared by Lynne Williams on 06 Nov 09 - Cached
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    Want to take your desktop with you anywhere? Try a "web" desktop!
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IBM Lotus Symphony - 2 views

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    IBM Lotus Symphony documents and it's 100% free!
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    And now it's a freebie, which is rather cool!
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IT :: Web Publishing - 1 views

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    A step by step tutorial on how to create and upload your own web pages to the UNM web site.
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